Vote Stephanie Thomas Tues. November 8! Stephanie Thomas para Secretaria de Estado!

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TRANSPARENCY, ADVOCACY, AND INTEGRITY

My Top Priorities

  • Ensuring that our towns have the resources and infrastructure to implement fair, safe, and accessible elections (from tabulators to telephone help)!
  • Serving as a leader in cooperation with ROVAC and CTCA to work with the General Assembly to implement early voting and no-excuse absentee voting when those ballot measures become law.
  • Using the power of data to provide information to businesses across the state that will help them tap into available programs, funding, and resources.
  • Serve as a convener and open up channels of communication with all the stakeholders of the office: from community groups and voting rights advocates to businesses to frontline election workers.

Transparency

  • Focused on communication and transparency, ensuring that information is made public on a timely and clear basis and that residents can easily find the information they need.
  • Committed to partnering with all groups and political parties in an open and transparent manner. 

Advocacy

  • Determined to continue the work that Governor Lamont and Secretary Merrill have spearheaded to utilize technology smartly – streamlining paperwork and creating one-stop-shopping for Connecticut’s businesses and entrepreneurs.
  • Committed to work with schools, community organizations, religious institutions, and other stakeholder groups to foster greater civic engagement. Voting is the very underpinning of our democracy, and apathy is winning as many elections as are our political parties.
  • Committed to bring town clerks and registrars of voters to the table to discuss their challenges and find 21st Century solutions to ensure that every city and town succeeds.
  • Committed to ensuring every Connecticut city and town has the funding and resources it needs to educate their electorate and implement fair and safe elections.

Integrity

  • Focused on restoring trust in our elections by fair dealing and embracing listening tours around the state even after elected.
  • Committed to ensuring access to the ballot box for all eligible voters through an increased focus on voter registration efforts.
  • Committed to ensuring that all voters are enfranchised; will further solutions that benefit all voters such as individuals with disabilities, caregivers, business owners, holders of multiple jobs, college students, and others who require effective access to the ballot box.

2022 ballot referendum on early voting

Early voting is on the ballot in the general election this year - on November 8, 2022. 


Are you confused on what you're voting for or against? Want to know what will follow if the measure passes? Interested in how other states have handled this?


Earlier this year, I spoke with Connecticut Secretary of the State Denise Merrill, Wyoming Town Clerk Debra Lee, and Norwalk Town Clerk Rick McQuaid. Watch the conversation here.

Vote for Stephanie Thomas for Secretary of the State in Connecticut's election on Tuesday, Nov. 8th

HOW TO VOTE

Paid for by Stephanie Thomas for CT.  Peter W. Squitieri, Treasurer. Approved by Stephanie Thomas. 

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